The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has just announced new job openings that might interest many job seekers. They are looking to hire Assistant Professors for teaching positions and Dangerous Goods Inspectors. In total, there are 39 job positions available. The teaching jobs will be at Jawaharlal Nehru Rajkeeya Mahavidyalaya, which is located in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands.
Key Details Table
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Organization | Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) |
| Job Positions | Assistant Professor and Dangerous Goods Inspector |
| Total Vacancies | 39 |
| Teaching Subjects | Chemistry, Commerce, Computer Science, English, Geography, Hindi, History, Physics, Plant Science, Political Science, Zoology |
| Starting Date to Apply | March 8, 2025 |
| Last Date to Apply | March 27, 2025 |
| Age Limit (Assistant Professor) | 35 years (General/EWS), 38 years (OBC), 40 years (ST) |
| Age Limit (Dangerous Goods Inspector) | 40 years for general category |
| Website | upsc.gov.in |
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Jobs Designation
Assistant Professor: These are teaching positions at the college level. The professors will teach students in various subjects like Chemistry, Commerce, Computer Science, English, Geography, Hindi, History, Physics, Plant Science, Political Science, and Zoology.
Dangerous Goods Inspector: This job involves checking and ensuring that dangerous items being transported by air are handled safely according to rules and regulations.
Who can apply?
For Assistant Professor positions:
You need to have:
- A Master’s degree in the subject you want to teach with at least 55% marks
- Passed the NET/SET/SLET exam OR
- Have a Ph.D. degree that follows UGC guidelines (If you have a Ph.D., you don’t need to have passed NET/SET/SLET)
- Ph.D. holders from universities outside India can also apply
Good news for OBC, SC, ST, and differently-abled candidates: You get a 5% relaxation in the required marks, which means you need only 50% marks in your Master’s degree.
For Dangerous Goods Inspector:
You need to have:
- A degree in any subject
- Completed a Category-6 Dangerous Goods training course that is approved by DGCA, ICAO, or IATA (these are aviation regulatory organizations)
- At least 5 years of experience handling air cargo in scheduled operations
Age limits
For Dangerous Goods Inspector: You should not be older than 40 years if you belong to the general category.
For Assistant Professor:
- General category and EWS candidates: Not older than 35 years
- OBC candidates: Not older than 38 years
- ST candidates: Not older than For Assistant Professor:
- General category and EWS candidates: Not older than 35 years
- OBC candidates: Not older than 38 years
- ST candidates: Not older than 40 years
The government offers age relaxation for certain categories according to its rules.
How much does it cost to apply?
The application fee is very affordable:
- If you belong to General, OBC, or EWS category: ₹25 only
- If you belong to SC, ST, or are a differently-abled person or a woman: You don’t have to pay any fee
You can pay the fee online using Net Banking, Credit/Debit Card, or UPI.
How will candidates be selected?
The selection process is different for each position:
For Dangerous Goods Inspector:
- You might have to take a written exam (if UPSC decides it’s necessary)
- If you qualify, you’ll be called for an interview
- Your documents will be verified
For Assistant Professor:
- You’ll be shortlisted based on your education qualifications, NET/SLET results, or Ph.D.
- If shortlisted, you’ll be called for an interview
- Your documents will be verified
If there are too many applications, UPSC might conduct a Recruitment Test to shortlist candidates.
How to apply for UPSC Professors and Inspectors Recruitment 2025?
The entire application process is online. Here’s what you need to do:
- Visit the UPSC website: upsc.gov.in
- Find and click on the recruitment link for Assistant Professor or Dangerous Goods Inspector
- If you’re a new user, register with your email ID and phone number. If you’ve applied before, log in with your existing details
- Fill out the application form with your personal, educational, and work experience details
- Upload scanned copies of your certificates, photographs, and signature
- Pay the application fee if it applies to you
- Review all the information you’ve entered to make sure it’s correct
- Submit the form
- Download and save the confirmation page for future reference
What documents do you need to keep ready?
Before starting the application process, make sure you have:
- A valid email ID
- A working mobile number
- Scanned copies of your educational certificates
- Scanned copy of your photo and signature
- Category certificate if you belong to a reserved category
- Experience certificates
- Any other documents mentioned in the official notification
This recruitment is a good opportunity for qualified teachers and aviation professionals to get government jobs. If you meet the requirements, don’t miss this chance to apply before March 27, 2025.
Important dates to remember
The application process started on March 8, 2025, and will close on March 27, 2025. This means you have until March 27 to complete and submit your application. It’s better to apply early rather than waiting until the last day when the website might be busy or face technical problems.
Common Concerns
1. Can I apply for multiple Assistant Professor positions in different subjects?
Yes, you can apply for multiple positions if you meet the eligibility criteria for each subject. However, you will need to submit separate applications and pay the application fee (if applicable) for each position.
2. Is there any provision for interview travel allowance?
No, UPSC typically does not provide travel allowance for candidates appearing for interviews. Candidates will need to arrange and bear their own travel expenses for attending the interview at the designated center.